How does a banker buy $86MM worth of stocks for his own bank’s account and neglect his own bank’s shares trading for 45% of book value? $BKUT $BKUTK— Phil Timyan (@TimyanBankAlert) February 16, 2020
Has he no faith in himself?
I spend way too much time railing on second and third generation bankers who are very poor stewards of shareholders’ capital.— Phil Timyan (@TimyanBankAlert) February 16, 2020
Gates Little $SRNN
Chevis Swetman $PFBX
Tom Sinnott $BKUT
John Demyan $GLBZ
But by owning their stocks I am also being a poor steward of my own capital.
Repurchases are a win-win yet they still don’t undertake them. The Sinnotts gain a higher stake in the company and reduce pesky shareholders meanwhile the balance sheet gets optimized for better returns. I think I’ll be moving on to greener pastures.— Shadowridge Value (@Shadow_Value) February 16, 2020
— Shadowridge Value (@Shadow_Value) February 2, 2020
Shareholder letters from Tom Sinnott @ $BKUT Bank of Utica are always cringeworthy. @MidwestHedgie pic.twitter.com/8Wzk2uGYls— Phil Timyan (@TimyanBankAlert) March 16, 2019
Question: why did BKUT briefly spike sharply upward, doubling in price, about two years ago?
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